Tottenham's standout performer Pedro Porro is reportedly unhappy with the vision laid out by Roberto De Zerbi and is contemplating a departure from the club. With Real Madrid and Barcelona showing interest in the 27-year-old defender, Spurs' hierarchy have addressed the potential exit.
According to Football Insider, the Spaniard has lost faith in the team's prospects despite signing a new and improved contract last summer. It's claimed that the defender is eager to compete at the highest level and challenge for trophies, something he feels Tottenham may struggle to achieve. The player would be delighted to receive an offer from either of the La Liga giants.
However, Tottenham remain calm about the situation. Reporter Pete O'Rourke has revealed that the club is not concerned and has no intention of selling the player in the January transfer window.
The club is hopeful that an upturn in results throughout the season could convince Porro to reconsider. Should the defender remain resolute in his desire to leave, Spurs would reportedly set a record price tag for him: earlier reports suggested they could demand around £75m, which would set a new world record for right-backs, surpassing Achraf Hakimi’s transfer to PSG for £57m.
